This is the third and last installment of my detailed responses to Khaled Fahmy’s “32 Reasons to Vote No” on the Draft Constitution.  Here is Part I and here is Part II.  Here is a link to my general observation on his objections to the constitution.

This is the second in my series of postings in response to Professor Khaled Fahmy’s “32 Reasons to Vote No” on the draft constitution.

A few days ago, I posted some general observations about Professor Khaled Fahmy’s “32 Reasons to Vote No” to the draft constitution.  In what follows, I will give detailed reactions to his first seven points. I hope to get to the remaining points over the next few days, if the country has not gone to hell by that time.

My friend and colleague at the American University in Cairo has published on his Facebook page a note in which he provides 32 reasons to vote no for the current constitution.  I have a few general comments to Khaled’s excellent discussion below: